Performance

Venue	Borough Theatre
Town	Abergavenny
County	Monmouthshire
From	10th November 2017
To	10th November 2017
When	19:30
Borough Theatre (V839)
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Date of change: 10 Aug 17 - T1972465598

The Devil's Violin - Stolen

Work:: The Devil's Violin (S02106391654)

The Devil's Violin has been breathing new life into the ancient art of storytelling since 2006.

Production:: Stolen (T1972465598)

Daniel Morden transports you to the Land of No Return, his storytelling served by the hypnotic string accompaniment of Sarah Moody and Oliver Wilson-Dickson. The ensemble will take you on an epic journey, through a dreamlike land where you will encounter a king turned to stone, an old woman living in the claw of a giant cockerel and a glass man filled with wasps. The essence of all cinema, theatre and literature is a gripping tale well told. By weaving traditional stories into an epic narrative the Devil's Violin return us to that essence. This is a tale of lost loves, bravery, and above all else, hope.

Author	Daniel Morden
Performer	Oliver Wilson-Dickson
Performer	Sarah Moody

Listing:: L0627328559

Stolen

Daniel Morden transports you to the Land of No Return, his storytelling served by the hypnotic string accompaniment of Sarah Moody and Oliver Wilson-Dickson. The ensemble will take you on an epic journey, through a dreamlike land where you will encounter a king turned to stone, an old woman living in the claw of a giant cockerel and a glass man filled with wasps. The essence of all cinema, theatre and literature is a gripping tale well told. By weaving traditional stories into an epic narrative the Devil's Violin return us to that essence. This is a tale of lost loves, bravery, and above all else, hope.

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